• Friday’s Findings 06.29.18

    Friday’s Findings 06.29.18

    Here are some articles on writing I’ve read lately: Four Pieces of Advice from an Editor How to Write a Book Like Stephen King 6 Tricks to Help You Finish Your Work in Progress (WIP) The Efficient Author’s Cheat Sheet for Creating Suspense and Tension How to Make Your Sentences More Descriptive   Explore the…

  • Author Interview: MG Herron

    Author Interview: MG Herron

    I first came across MG Herron’s book Scrivener Superpowers before I discovered his science fiction. He currently lives in Austin, Texas with his wife, Shelly, and his dog, Elsa. How did you decide to become an author? I’ve always been a reader and fan of science fiction and fantasy novels, but in high school I…

  • Author Interview: Dave Creek

    Author Interview: Dave Creek

    Dave Creek and I follow each other on Twitter. He is a former television journalist who lives in Louisville, Kentucky with his wife Dana, Corgi/Jack Russell Terrier mix Ziggy Stardog, and polydactyl cat Hemmie. How did you decide to become an author? Like so many people who get into this, I began reading the science…

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  • Friday’s Findings 06.22.18

    Friday’s Findings 06.22.18

    Here are some articles on writing I’ve read lately: 6 Secrets of Science Fiction and Fantasy World Building Five Steps to Writing Great Character Chemistry Don’t Worry about Success and Failure The Basics of World Building Screenwriting Tips & Insights from Michael Zam, Writer of the Emmy-Winning Series Feud: Bette and Joan Explore the Consortium…

  • Writing Tip: Keep your favorite book somewhere where you’ll see it a lot

    Writing Tip: Keep your favorite book somewhere where you’ll see it a lot

    I found this on Reddit.com: Writing Tip: Keep your favorite book somewhere where you’ll see it a lot byu/CharielDreemur inwriting Explore the Consortium …  

  • Author Interview: John Paul Catton

    Author Interview: John Paul Catton

    John Paul Catton and I follow each other on Twitter. He is the author of adventurous alternative histories and uncanny urban fantasy and lives in Tokyo, Japan. How did you decide to become an author? I had been reading books and comic books ever since I was old enough to read. I studied Literature and…

  • Friday’s Findings 06.15.18

    Friday’s Findings 06.15.18

    Here are some articles on writing I’ve read lately: Writing Science Fiction: How to Approach Exposition in Sci-Fi Novels Killing an Important Character How Much Do You Need to Describe Your Characters? Five Ways to Inject Theme into Your Story (Without Being Obvious) If You Want to Write a Novel But Can’t Get Started: 3…

  • My Reading: Past, Present and Future 06.14.18

    My Reading: Past, Present and Future 06.14.18

    I haven’t done much reading or writing this week because I’ve been wrapping up some home remodeling. It started in February and culminated with the re-purposing of a walk-in closet into my new writing/graphic design studio. For 17 years, I rarely spent time in this walk-in closet. It’s much smaller than my old studio that…


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